EverClean
About
About EverClean
EverClean uses robotic hull crawlers to remove early biofouling during frequent, planned cleaning visits. The robots attach to the submerged hull, follow controlled paths and clean the coating while capturing visual and operating data.
Greensea IQ delivers EverClean as a managed service, scheduling work around vessel operations and maintaining a continuing hull-condition record. Ship operators receive cleaning reports and performance information through a digital portal. Recurring treatment supports fuel efficiency, emissions reduction and invasive-species management across commercial fleets.
Capabilities
Source-backed capabilities
- Workflows: Industrial inspection
- Operating environments: Commercial vessels, defense fleets, ports, maritime maintenance programs and underwater asset-care workflows.
- Target markets: Ship operators, maritime maintenance teams, naval fleets and asset owners managing hull condition across vessels.
- Deployment model: Service model built around underwater robotics, Greensea IQ software and recurring hull-care operations.
- Autonomous hull cleaning
Claimed - Travel across a ship hull and remove early-stage fouling underwater. - environment: Commercial ship hulls and ports
Source - Subsea survey and inspection
Claimed - Record hull-condition data while operating on the underwater surface. - environment: Commercial ship hulls and ports
Source - Fielding and operator support
Demonstrated - 2025-12-17 - The exercise demonstrated rapid field support and commercially proven autonomy; it was not disclosed as a purchase order.
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Deployments
- Operating Use
Six navies using EverClean robots - 2026-02-11 - Global naval fleets - Greensea IQ stated that six navies were using EverClean robots during 2025.
Source - Commercial Activity
Depot support for cleaning and inspection contracts - 2025-09-04 - U.S. Navy - EverClean cleaning and inspection support - The expanded San Diego facility provides depot-level support for EverClean cleaning and inspection contracts, beginning with U.S. Navy operations.
Source - Operating Use
More than 250 service deployments in 2024 - 2025-03-06 - United States - Greensea IQ disclosed more than 250 EverClean service deployments during 2024.
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Timeline
- Greensea IQ reports record 2025 revenue with 26 percent growth
2026-02-11 - Market Signal - Revenue increased 26% year over year in fiscal 2025, and Greensea IQ said revenue had doubled across the preceding two years. EverClean generated recurring Robotics-as-a-Service growth in commercial shipping and was in use with six navies. Defense growth also reflected wider adoption of Bayonet AUGVs and a new underwater-vehicle command-and-control product.
Source - Greensea IQ demonstrates EverClean for U.S. Army at Pearl Harbor
2025-12-17 - Demonstration - The team mobilized technicians, equipment and support across the country in under four days after another supplier withdrew. The exercise demonstrated rapid field support and commercially proven autonomy; it was not disclosed as a purchase order.
Source - Greensea IQ expands San Diego operations and EverClean support
2025-09-04 - Facility Opening - The site supports Navy and Marine Corps programmes near Naval Base Point Loma. EverClean support began with the U.S. Navy and includes Southern California cleaning and inspection contracts.
Source - Greensea IQ and OPT integrate EverClean with WAM-V
2025-08-05 - Partnership - The programme covers system design, integration and prototype testing for support-vessel-independent hull maintenance. Commercial deployment was a stated goal, not a completed deployment at announcement.
Source - Greensea IQ and EMM bring EverClean service to the Bahamas
2025-07-30 - Partnership - Operations are based in Nassau for cruise, cargo and other commercial fleets in the Caribbean. EMM supplies the regional service layer; it is a delivery partner rather than an EverClean end customer.
Source - EverClean service expands to Port of New York and New Jersey
2025-07-24 - Deployment - The location supports proactive in-water hull grooming for container and commercial fleets on tight port schedules. The announcement describes an operating-region expansion, not a contract with the port authority.
Source - Lloyd’s Register approval covers EverClean grooming on GIT Coatings
2025-04-02 - Regulatory - Lloyd’s Register granted the Enhanced Type Approval for the combined coating and grooming approach. Testing found no roughness increase or coating-thickness loss after EverClean grooming.
Source - Greensea IQ introduces commercially available EverClean Inspection Robot
2025-04-01 - Product Launch - The hybrid platform can crawl on a hull or detach for free-flight inspection. Integrated cameras, ultrasonic thickness sensors and forward-looking sonar support visual, structural and compliance workflows.
Source - A marine-coatings manufacturer validated the EverClean robotic hull-cleaning process for silicone coatings
2024-05-15 - Demonstration - Bayonet , Corporate , Defense April 22, 2026 The Hull has Always been Vulnerable Greensea IQ's EverClean service is Approved Supplier for hull coatings by Chugoku Marine Paints for use on silicone based coatings EverClean stands out as the first in-water service provider recognized by a coatings manufacturer for preserving the integrity of marine coatings
Source - Greensea IQ unveils its most advanced EverClean service robot
2023-11-28 - Product Launch - The robot intelligence isn’t the only upgrade to the new EverClean robot though, it has also had significant improvements in the robot itself, starting by an increase in the brush deck size. The EverClean robots also benefit from enhanced thrusters, markedly elevating responsiveness and control between operator and robot. EverClean is the first and only service ready to ensure that ship owners and operators can enjoy the benefits of an always clean hull, today.
Source - Armach launches first production EverClean hull-service robot
2022-05-16 - Product Launch - The vehicle followed an extended technology-development and prototype phase. The robot supports proactive inspection and cleaning of ship hulls. EverClean is offered through a subscription service using autonomy, intelligence and data fusion.
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Context
Market context
Robotic hull-care service for underwater inspection, grooming and maritime maintenance.
- Target environment: Commercial vessels, defense fleets, ports, maritime maintenance programs and underwater asset-care workflows.
- Workflow context: Hull inspection, recurring grooming, underwater maintenance, vessel-performance support and below-waterline data capture.
- Customer context: Ship operators, maritime maintenance teams, naval fleets and asset owners managing hull condition across vessels.
- Deployment model: Service model built around underwater robotics, Greensea IQ software and recurring hull-care operations.
- Commercial maturity: Commercial maritime hull-cleaning service with product positioning around underwater cleaning operations; hardware depth should remain subordinate to the service model.
- Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on port access, vessel scheduling, service coverage, inspection requirements, fouling conditions and trust in robotic hull-care results.
- Market position: Maritime robotics service focused on recurring hull performance rather than one-off ROV inspection.
- Adjacent products: Armach hull service robots, ROV hull inspection systems, maritime inspection robotics
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